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Welcome!
St. Joseph's Church: welcoming, grateful, loving disciples of Jesus Christ. We are a Church of mercy.The parishioners of St. Joseph’s invite you to join us in witnessing to the love of Jesus Christ in the world. We are a growing community with a diverse mix of new families, teens, young adults, and seniors who have been with St. Joseph’s since it was the little Church on the hill on Penfield Road. All are welcome. All are part of the fabric that makes us Church.
There are many ways to get involved with the life of the parish and to serve the Body of Christ. Learn more about who are as a community, the worship life of St. Joseph’s, lifelong learning, ways to serve through pastoral care and social justice outreach, and ways to take another step on your faith journey through our vibrant parish life and spiritual enrichment."The liturgy is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; it is the font from which all her power flows." Join us for Mass and introduce yourself! To see a welcome greeting from Fr. Jim Schwartz, our pastor, please click here.
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Reflections from St. Joe's
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June 19
We are called by Christ to reach out to those in need. This weekend St. Joseph’s welcomes Fr. Damian who has worked tirelessly in Tanzania for the last 50 years. He will share with us the message of his life and ministry and the critically necessity of this work with young women in Tanzania and their need for our support. Our parish has been a consistent supporter for this critical ministry and a number of parishioners have visited and seen first-hand the impact this ministry has made. -
June 14
During this Year of the Eucharist, may we mindful of how we are Eucharistic Catholics 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The hour on Sunday is the beginning of our discipleship of the Lord Jesus Christ. As is spoken at the dismissal rite at Mass, “Go in Peace, Glorifying the Lord by Your Life.” The Eucharist calls us to continue to encounter the Lord in the ways we serve and love each other and in all the ways we wash the feet of God’s poor. -
June 5
When our daughter, Megan, lost her battle with mental illness, we were left feeling like every part of our existence was scrambled. What would we do next? How would we continue on with our normal life? Would there ever be a “new normal,” what would it look like, and when would it happen? Even the simplest of decisions were excruciatingly difficult. These were the challenges we faced, challenges faced by everyone else who experiences the sudden loss of a loved one.
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Pope Francis Updates
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(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis on Thursday met with members of ROACO , (Reunion of Aid Agencies for the Oriental Churches) who have been holding their 90th plenary assembly in Rome this week. The...
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(Vatican Radio) A shepherd must be passionate, must know how to discern and how to denounce evil. Those were Pope Francis’ words during Mass on Thursday at the Casa Santa Marta, where he focused on...
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